Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries CO.

,LTD

Hull No: 8064/8065/8066

JYN65 T Lifeboat

Viking Norsafe PO: 0010000197-99

Issue date: 2021.03.25

Comments from yard / ship owner are included in these drawings

Norsafe assume these drawings now are approved by yard /ship owner.

Prepared by: Jade Cai

Checked by: Selina Yu
DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW
LIST OF VENDOR SUPPLIED DOCUMENTS
TO: Hyundai Samho Heavy Ind. FROM: VIKING NORSAFE LIFE-SAVING EQUIPMENT JIANGYIN LTD
Hull No.:8064 / 8065 / 8066 Att: Jade Cai
Contract:Mr. Daeyoung Song Address: Project dep't
E-Mail: [email protected] Beihuan Road 29, Yuecheng Town, Jiangyin City
E-Mail: [email protected]

SUBMISSION

Item Drawing/Document description Dwg/Doc. No Approval dwg Final drawing Comments

JYN65T Life/Rescue Boat

1 Technical Specification TSB-0956 0
2 Lubrication oil chart TSL-0157 0 1
3 General Arrangement External G-503656 0
4 General Arrangement Internal G-503657 0
5 The location of skate and release hook drawing R-501221 1 2
6 Seating plan 32 persons R-501766 1
7 Electrical circuit diagram E-503568 0
8 Air supply system drawing A-501169 2 A-507250-0
9 Sprinkler system drawing OR-503-1 R-503975-0
10 Loose equipment and spare parts list MAN-1645-0
11 Shipping, Handling and Storage Procedure GEN-121-3

Please sign and return this document transmittal to fax no. +47 370 58 501 once received:
Due to short delivery time Norsafe kindly ask to have returned comments and/or acceptance to drawings and documents within 14 days from date of this transmittal. Thank you for your co-operation
SIGNATURE:-_______________ DATE:-_____________
REMARKS:-

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JYN-65 MKI Davit Launching Lifeboat

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS

Tybakken 90, N-4818 Faervik
P.O. Box 115, N-4852 Faervik
Arendal, Norway

Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
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Fax: +47 37 05 85 01
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1. REGULATION AND CERTIFICATION
Applicable rules and regulations In accordance with IMO/ SOLAS requirements, LSA
Code and European Council Directive 2014/90/EU on
Marine Equipment (MED)
Certificate MED
Other certificate Class certificate or flag acceptance on request

2. BOAT SPECIFICATION
2.1. GENERAL BOAT
Type Totally Enclosed Life Boat (TELB)
Model JYN-65 MKI
Length overall (on fender) 6,56 m
Length of hull 6,50 m
Beam 2,30 m
Height 3,10 m
Hook distance 6,10 m
Hook height aft & forward 1,63 m
Capacity, SOLAS maximum 32 persons
Weight, fully equipped 2930 kg
Davit load, with 32 pers@82,5 kg 5570 kg
External Color Orange (RAL 2004)
Internal Color Light Gray (RAL 7032)
Operation temperature: -15°C till +40°C (other range on request)
Hull/deck material Fire retardant glass reinforced polyester (GRP)
Buoyancy material Polyurethane foam
Windows Toughened glass with GRP frame
Bollards/towing Aft bollard, painter hook in bow
Steering Mechanical
Fender PVC-fender
Skates / bobbins If lifeboat is to be installed on a vessel
Hatches 1 aft door / 1 side door each side / 1 top hatch / 1 front top
hatch
Sprinkler pipe system (tank ver.) Stainless steel
Sprinkler pump (tank ver.) Belt connection to engine
Sprinkler shut-off valve (tank ver.) Ball valve 4"
Compressed air system (tank ver.) 3 x 45 liter air bottles, air regulator and high pressure
hoses

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 Under/overpressure valves Automatic spring loaded on canopy
Loose equipment According to SOLAS

Totally Enclosed Lifeboat (TELB) designed and manufactured according to latest SOLAS requirements.

The lifeboat provides a secure and protected means of escape for persons onboard vessels or platforms.
The lifeboat is for launch and retrieval by a suitable davit. Design and construction fulfil the need for
reliable, low maintenance standby and operation.

The space between hull and hull liner, and between deck and deck liner, is filled with polyurethane
buoyancy foam. In fully flooded and loaded condition, the lifeboat is self-righting. If damaged below the
waterline, buoyancy is sufficient to float the boat at safe level.

When installed on ship’s side, the boat is fitted with a shock absorbing fender and skates.

The lifeboat is fitted with approved On Load Release Hooks with a hydrostatic Interlock. The hook release
is operated by a handle mounted at the steering position. The mechanism provides simultaneous release
of the two hooks when the lifeboat is fully water-borne. The hooks are protected from accidental release
by the hydrostatic interlock. On-load release of the hooks are possible by manual override, but the system
is secured against accidental release.

Prime embarkation to the lifeboat is through the side hatches. Additional access is via a large embarkation
after door. The side hatches allow pick up operations.

All seating positions have 4-point safety belts of alternating color.

The lifeboat is equipped with mechanical steering. A steering nozzle gives optimum maneuverability and
increased bollard pull. The steering position is at the aft of the boat.

2.2 PROPULSION AND PERFORMANCE

Propulsion Diesel engine with gearbox, shaft, propeller and propeller nozzle
Engine NLDE-3 (380J-3), 20,6 kW
Gearbox ZF12M
Propeller Brass, 18 inch.
Propeller nozzle GRP
Speed Minimum 6 knots in calm water
Bollard pull, approx. 3200 N
Instrument gauges: Tachometer (subject to standard engine type), audible alarm for
temperature and oil pressure
Cooling system Fresh water cooling with header tank and external cooling loop
Exhaust system Dry exhaust with water lock to prevent water ingress
Fuel tank 161 L, Seawater resistant aluminum

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 Fuel valves Shut off on top of fuel tank & tank drain
Typical data – subject to variation in engine installation and specified equipment. Engines of at least
20,6kW can be installed. Please note that boat weight and bollard pull are only for reference and
may vary with several factors.

2.3. LIFTING/RELEASE SYSTEM

Release system Release hooks, release handle unit, hydrostat and cables
Release hooks Tor Mk2-S

2.4. ELECTRIC SYSTEM AND NAVIGATION

Electric power supply to boat 42 VAC male and female connectors included (Power
delivered from Norsafe davit starter cabinet)
Electric system voltage 12 VDC
Cable type Marine type, flame retardant halogen free
Position light 12 VDC on top of canopy
Search light 12 VDC handheld
Cabin lights 12 VDC
Compass light 12 VDC inside compass
Bilge pump Manual
Alternator For 12 VDC system
Batteries Main and secondary start battery
Switches Main switch / Secondary switch / Electrical consumers
switches
Electric power supply to boat 42 VAC male and female connectors included (Power
delivered from Norsafe davit starter cabinet)

2.5. DOCUMENTATION
Technical specification boat According to contract specification
General arrangement drawing According to contract specification
Seating plan According to contract specification
Electrical system drawing According to contract specification
Product certificate According to contract specification
Lubrication oil chart Norsafe standard
Spareparts list Norsafe standard
Operation & Maintenance man. Norsafe standard
Sprinkler system drawing Norsafe standard (tank version only)
Compressed air system drawing Norsafe standard (tank version only)
Lifting arrangement drawing Norsafe standard

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 Skate/pin lashing drawing Norsafe standard
SOLAS loose equipment list Norsafe standard
Preservation & storage procedure Norsafe standard

3. PACKING
Packing Secured in transport cradle

4. OPTIONS
Note: Some options influence weight and performance, some option combinations may be
incompatible. Maximum certified weight must not be exceeded.
☒ marking means to be supplied by maker, ☐ marking means not supplied by maker.

OTHER OPTIONS

5. YARD SUPPLY / RESPONSIBILITY

Transport Depending on contract
Fuel Marine diesel oil according to engine manual specification
Installation of 42VAC Supply cable From starter cabinet to lifeboat supply plug
Testing according to regulation after
installation onboard
Preservation and maintenance after
boat arrived yard and installed

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Lubrication Oil Chart JYN-65

(Mechanical Hook)

1 17.10.2019 Update with new template KARL STHU THWA

0 27.05.2015 Issued for production VX THWA THWA

Made Checked Project

REV.: DATE: Reason for Issue / Description:
By: By: Approved:

VIKING Project No.: Project Title:

- -
VIKING Doc. No.:
TSL-157 Lubrication Oil Chart – JYN-65

Customer Document No.: Rev. No.: Total Pages:

- 1 2

VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment A/S

P.O. Box 115
N-4852 Faervik, Norwa
Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
Fax: +47 37 05 85 01
VIKING Project No.: TBA VIKING Doc. No.: TBA E-mail: [email protected]
Rev. Date: 17.10.2019 Rev. No: 1
VIKING Project No.: VIKING Doc. No.: Rev. Date.: Rev. No:
TSL-157 17.10.2019 1
Document Title: Customer Doc.No.: Rev. No:
Lubrication Oil Chart – JYN-65 - -

Equipment: Type: Filling Point Amount Initial filling Changing interval

Engine Oil: Multigrade
5.2 litre
10W/30 (-15°C to 30°C). After first 15h or after the first 3
Yes
NLDE-3 15W/40 (>30°C). months. Thereafter every 200h or
Engine (RIMULA R4 X
(380J-3) once a year.
15W-40)
Coolant: silicate free anti-freeze. 6.5 litre

Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF): After first 25h.

ZF Marine Yes
Gear Box CASTROL: ATF TQ DEXRON III 0.56 litre Thereafter every 200h or once a year.
ZF 12M (ATF 220)
GM: ATF DEXTRON II-D.

Lubrication:
Yes Check monthly/apply when
Shaft n/a Seawater resistant anti-corrosion marine grease. 1.5 kg
(Mobilux EP 2) required/change every 2 years.
NLGI 2

Lubrication:
Yes Add if necessary (if the steering is
Steering n/a Seawater resistant anti-corrosion marine grease. 0.5 kg
(Mobilux EP 2) hard to operate).
NLGI 2

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17 PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS
43
38 4 LENGTH (MOULDED) 6.50m
17
BREADTH (MOULDED) 2.30m
HEIGHT 3.10m
DEPTH MOULDED 1.20m
9 HOOK DIST 6.10m
CAPACITY 32 PERSONS
9
WEIGHT OF BOAT WITH EQUIPMENT 2930Kg
SHIP NAME WEIGHT OF BOAT WITH PERSONS 5570Kg (82,5kg/pers)
LxBxH 6.50X2.30X3.10m
CAPACITY
PORT OF REGISTRY SPEED >6Kn
5
ENGINE 380J-3

10
44 BRACKET FOR RELEASE UNIT 1 AISI 316L
10
B.L. B.L. 43
42
PLUG FOR BATTERY CHARGING
VENT FOR BATTERIES
1
1
IP66
SS 316 & PVC HOSE
41 HYDROSTATIC UNIT 1
40 RELEASE MECHANISM 1 AISI 316
39 RAIN COLLECTION 1 BRASS
36 8 36 38 SPRINKLE OUTLET/ PIPING 1 LOT AISI316L
37 EMERGENCY STEERING HANDLE 1 HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED STEEL
36 SKATE 2 RUBBER & ALUM.
35 RAIL 2 STAINLESS STEEL
34 FOOD COMPARTMENT 1 F.R.P.

ELEVATION REAR/FRONT VIEW 33

32
31
OAR/CRUTCH
WATER COMPARTMENT
STEERING GEAR
2
3
1
WOOD
F.R.P. WATER-RESISTANT

30 ENGINE & PROPELLER SHAFT 1

29 STEERING NOZZLE & PROPELLER 1 F.R.P./NiMn-Bronze Cu3-Cu4
28 BATTERIES 2 70AH
27 AXE 2
26 PILLAR 1
25 SPRINKLE PUMP 1
24 DRAIN PLUG 1 BRASS
23 MANUAL PUMP 1
22 FIRE EXTINGUISHER 1
3 6 39 35 1 2 7 4 9 21 FUEL TANK 1 SEA WATER RESISTANT ALUM.
20 AIR CYLINDER 3
19 SAFETY BELT 1/PERS
18 EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT 2
17 DOOR LATCH AND HINGE 1 LOT SS316 & PVC SHIELD WIRE ROPE
16 BACK REST 1 PLYWOOD
15 CONTROL PANEL 1
14 SEARCH LIGHT 1
13 INT. LIGHT 2
12 HELMSMANS CHAIR 1 F.R.P.
11 PAINTER HOOK 1 HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED STEEL
10 Backing plate with bobbin 2 SS2377

CALL SIGN
9 HOOKS DEVICE ARRANGEMENT 2 TOR-MK2-S 3.36T
8 LIFE LINE 2
7 REMOTE CONTROL LINE HOLE 1
6 DOOR 1 LOT
5 BOLLARD 1 SS 316
IMO 4 REFLECT LIGHT STRIP
VENTILATOR
1 LOT
3 2
2 POSITION LIGHT 1
1 RADAR REFLECTOR 1

11 NO. REF.DWG.NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. REMARKS

5 42

VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS

This boat to be port side，used as P.O Box 115
4852 Færvik
NORWAY
rescue boat
PLAN
Due to manufacturing reasons
dimensions may vary up to 50mm A3 1:40 1 /1

ISO 2768-mk, ISO 13920-BF

DWG No :
0
G-503656
 FROM 42V AC LEGEND MEANING LEGEND MEANING
TRANSFORMER NBJB001
Transformer supplied by davit supplier/yard. Terminal Level
Switch

Fuse
Voltage
difference
FEMALE PLUG Udiff
Relay
Supplied with 15m cable
Light
Thermostat

L1 Selector
L2 switch

Ch.2
Ch.1
PE 2 pos. Heater
L N +- +-
Cable
number
Female socket,
3-pole
Cable
number,
single Male plug,
conductor 3-pole

SWITCH PANEL

CABIN COMPASS POSITION SEARCH

LIGHTS LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT

NBJB002

+ -

ALTERNATOR ENGINE INSTRUMENT

PANEL CIRCUIT AS
SUPPLIED BY THE ENGINE
TO MAIN STARTER MANUFACTURER
ENGINE CIRCUIT AS SUPPLIED BY THE ENGINE
MANUFACTURER

VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving

Equipment Norway AS ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
P.O Box 115 Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
4852 Færvik Fax: +47 37 05 85 01 CONVENTIONAL LIFEBOAT CIRCUIT 1/1
NORWAY 24/7 Service: +47 37 05 63 33
Email: [email protected]
WITH NLDE/BUKH ENGINE E-503568
0 ISSUED FOR APPROVAL SATA VX THWA 03.01.2017 This drawing is the sole property of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS. It must not be submitted to other parties
nor used in any manner detrimental to our interests. It shall not be copied, reproduced, used for manufacturing or sale without the
written consent of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS. All rights are reserved. A3 0
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R E P LA C ES : R EP LA C ED B Y:

D D

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C C

Norsafe A Parts List

P OS QTY D E SC R I P T I O N PA R T NO DO C R E F M A TE RI A L T . M A SS
1 1 B a ll V a lv e , B K H 3 / 8 R 3 1 6 10 55 9 9 D S- 0 1 9 8 1 0.20 6 k g
2 1 Air bottle regulator 11 60 2 7 D S- 0 0 4 5 7 1.507 kg
3 1 A i r v a l v e , Q F- 5 10 42 4 5 D S- 0 0 3 9 6 0.49 8 k g
4 1 Hose Ø10x2.5, PVC fiber reinforced 11 27 4 2 D S - 00 407 0.08 0 k g
5 1 Air hose, 3.8 m 16 10 5 1 D S - 00 334 1 . 8 7 5 kg
B 6 3 A i r bo ttl e , 45 L 10 03 5 6 D S - 00 391 20 1 k g B
7 1 A ir h o s e , 0 . 3 m 16 18 6 3 D S - 00 334 0.33 7 k g
8 1 Air hose, 0.32 m 16 18 6 4 D S - 00 334 0.33 5 k g
9 1 Hose connector, M20x1,5A ma le (x3), G5/8”D fema le (x1) 15 26 8 7 D S - 00 313 0.25 7 k g
10 1 Co v e r o v e r v e n t 10 56 1 9 D S - 00 251 0 .05 2 k g
1 1 1/boa t Air charging hose,50M

0 Issued for construction K AR L ST H U THWA 16.01.2020

REV D ES C RI P TI O N BY C HE C K AP P RO DATE
REVISION HISTORY
V IK IN G N o r s a f e L i fe - S a v i n g E q u i p m e n t N o r w a y A S
P .O B ox 1 15 Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
4 8 5 2 F æ r v ik Fax: +47 37 05 85 01
NO RW AY 24/7 Service: +47 37 05 63 33
Email: [email protected]
This drawing is the sole property of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS. It
must not be submitted to other parties nor used in any manner detrimental to our interests.
It shall not be copied, reproduced, used for manufacturing or sale without the written
A consent of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS. All rights are reserved. A
DW G SIZE: SCALE: C OP Y OF : PART N O. W EIGHT: SH EET:
A3 1:4 0 1 /1
CLIENT N O: PROJECTION METHOD
AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM
TOLERANCES:
IS O 2 7 6 8-m k, IS O 1 3 92 0 -B F
DW G No :
0
REVISIO N:
J YN -65 T
A -5 0 7 5 2 0 PROJECT:
A SS E M B L Y
6 5 4 3 2 1
 0 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION KARL PHLI THWA 14.01.2020
REV DESCRIPTION BY CHECK APPRO DATE

REVISION HISTORY
V IK IN G N ors afe L ife -Sa v in g E qu ip me nt N orwa y A S
P.O Box 115 Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
4 8 5 2 F æ r vi k Fax: +47 37 05 85 01
NO RW AY 24/7 Service: +47 37 05 63 33
Email: [email protected]
This drawing is the sole property of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipm ent Norway AS. It
m ust not be subm itted to ot her part ies nor used in any m anner detrim ent al to our interests.
I t shall not be copied, reproduced, used for m anufacturing or sale without the written
consent of VIKING Norsafe Life-Saving Equipm ent Norway AS. All rights are reserved.
D W G S IZE : S C AL E : C O P Y O F: P AR T N O . W EIG H T : S H EE T :
A3 1 :4 0 1 /1
C L IE N T N O: P R O JE C T ION M ET H O D
S P R IN K L E R S YS T E M
T O L ER AN C E S :
I S O 2 7 68 - m k, I S O 13 9 20 - B F
DW G No :
0
R E VIS IO N :
JY N - 6 5 T
R-503 97 5 P R OJE C T :
R EF E R E N C E
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LOOSE Equipment LIST

For VIKING NORSAFE Conventional Lifeboat type: JYN-65

0 08.06.2020 Issued for construction KARL JUCH THWA

Made Checked Project

REV.: DATE: Reason for Issue / Description:
By: By: Approved:

VIKING Project No.:0010000197-99 Yard: HHI

Building number: XXXXX Customer :HSHI 8064/65/66
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VIKING Doc. No.:

MAN-1645 Project Equipment JYN-65 Lifeboats - 32P

Customer Document No.: Rev. No.: Total Pages:

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VIKING Viking Life-Saving Equipment A/S

P.O. Box 115
VIKING Project No.: VIKING Doc. No.: MAN-1623
0010000198 N-4852 Faervik, Norway
Rev. Date: 20.07.2020 Rev. No: 0
Tel: +47 37 05 85 00
Fax: +47 37 05 85 01
E-mail: [email protected]
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Project Equipment JYN-65 Lifeboats — —

Standard loose equipment in BOAT based on A-503538

Item Art.no Description Sketch Qty Note Check Remark
1 104737 Oar 2 Secured in boat

2 144549 Thole pins 2 Mounted in boat

3 100510 Boat hook 2 Secured in the

boat
4 101856 Bouyant bailer 1 Placed in
equipment tank

5 106227 Bucket 2 Secured in the

boat

6 101850 Survival 1 Placed in the

manual equipment tank

Fuse 1x10 A +
2x5 A + 1x3 A
162706+16315
7 for 4 1+2+1
1+163150
control panel
switch
8 101855 Sea anchor, 1 Placed in the
complete set equipment tank

9 113280 Painter 2 Placed in the 50M

2xinstalla-sion equipment tank
height
10 101862 Hatchet 2 Placed in the
equipment tank
11 103526 Water in 3L/per Placed in the 96L
plastic bags, 3l son provision tank
per person
12 180805 Rustproof 1 Placed in
dipper with equipment tank
lanyard
13 101859 Drinking 1 Placed in
vessel, equipment tank
graduated
14 157490 Food 10 MJ Placed in the 320MJ
/perso provision tank
n
15 101082 Pyrotechnic 1 Contains: 4x
101081 equipment parachute
101080 flares, 6x hand
flares , 2x
smoke signals,
Serial/Batch no.:
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16 101861 Waterproof 1 Placed in the
134310 torch and equipment tank
waterproof box
with batteries
and spare bulb
17 101866 Daylight 1 Placed in the
signaling equipment tank
mirror Serial/Batch no.:
----------------------
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18 101858 Copy of 1 Placed in the
lifesaving equipment tank
signals on
waterproof
card
19 101867 Whistle 1 Placed in the
equipment tank
20 101865 Waterproof 1 Placed in the
first aid kit equipment tank
Serial/Batch no.:
Exp. date: ----------------------
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21 105244 Anti- 12dos Placed in the 384DOSE
seasickness es/per equipment tank
medicine son
Exp. date:
pcs:
22 105243 Seasickness 1 per Placed in the 32PCS
bag perso equipment tank
n
Pcs:
23 101863 Jack knife with 1 Placed in the
lanyard equipment tank
24 101042 Can opener 3 Placed in the
equipment tank
25 101857 Buoyant 2 Placed in the
rescue quoit equipment tank
with 30m
rescue line
26 100615 Manual pump 1 Mounted in boat
Serial/Batch no.:
----------------------
------
27 101860 Set of fishing 1 Placed in the
tackle equipment tank
28 134310 Battery, 4 Placed in the
R20SG D, equipment tank
Alkaline 1.5V
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29 101760 Fire 1 Secured in boat

extinguisher Serial/Batch no.:
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30 105239 Searchlight 1 Mounted in boat
Serial/Batch no.:
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31 135898 Radar reflector 1 Secured in the
boat with mast
112987
Serial/Batch no.:
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32 101864 Thermal 10% Placed in the 4PCS
protective aids of equipment tank
pcs: perso Serial/Batch no.:
ns, ----------------------
min 2 ------
33 108895 Rope ladder 1 Placed in the
equipment tank

Spare inter 2 times battery

34 105113 4
type fuse 10A qt’ty

From ax
1 times battery 100531
35 Battery key 1 qt’ty except VHF for two
battery battery

Compass kit
36 1
and manual

37 104459 Rain water 1 Contain of（JYN）:

112743 collector set 1.Clamp
2.Water can ( Secured
101121 in the boat).
3.Hose

38 168984 15m electric 1 Placed in store

147295 cable with IP box
66 plug for
charger
connection
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39 101261 15M flushing 1 Placed in store

112744 hose with box
F7335 25A
connector

Engine Type: NLDE-3 loose parts and Tools

Item Description Photo Qty. Remark
1 Feeler gauge 1 Engine spares

2 Screw driver 8” 1
3 8 x 10 Spanner 1
4 13 x 16 Spanner 1
5 18 x 21 Spanner 1
6 17 x 19 Spanner 1

Additional special loose equipment in BOAT based on Contract

ITEM AX Number Description Sketch Quantity Check Remark
1 106675 1 Placed in
Nylon connector store box

Covered on
2 162541 Canvas cover 1
boat
SPARE PARTS LIST (Below one set per ship)
2 Placed in
1 109059 Fuel Filter element
store box
2 Placed in
2 116187 Oil filter NLDE
store box
1 Placed in
3 118133 V-belt alternator
store box
1 Placed in
4 100271 V-belt sprinkler
store box
Placed in
5 136098 Retroreflective Strip L=300 10
store box
Placed in
6 113047 Sprinkler nozzles 4
store box
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Project Equipment JYN-65 Lifeboats — —

Loose equipment used for one boat

ITEM AX Number Description Sketch Quantity Note Check

Buoyant line（50m） 1 Only one in Port

1 103527 side
102419
GRP rep. Kit, orange / Only one in Port
2 103730 1 side
grey colour2
102422
Only one in Port
3 188628 Air hose 1 side

NOTE!

Inform Viking Norsafe that equipment is according to list within 14 days after delivery. Failing
to return the list within 14 days, Viking Norsafe will regard this list as accepted by the yard.

For Viking Norsafe:

Date Sign. Sign.

For Yard:

Date Sign.

COMMENTS:
 GENERAL SPECIFICATION

Made by: TT SHIPPING, HANDLING AND Rev. date: 01.08.19

Approved by: OK STORAGE PROCEDURE Rev. No: 03
EXAMPLE CONVENTIONAL
Valid from: 15.08.08 Document No : GEN - 121 Page 1 of 6

1 PACKING LIFEBOATS AND DAVITS

All boat hatches and doors will be secured from the inside prior to
shipment except for one hatch which will be locked by a padlock and a
chain. The lifeboats will be fastened to wooden or metal transport cradles.
Each davit will be shipped in one or more pieces in a container or on a
flat rack.

2 TRANSPORTATION OF LIFEBOATS\DAVITS

From maker to port in Norway\China\Greece: By truck.

From port in Norway\China\Greece to destination port: By ship.
From destination port to yard: To be decided by Company.

3 UNPACKING PROCEDURE

3.1 LIFEBOATS

Use bolt cutters to remove the padlock and chain to gain entry to the lifeboat.
Once inside, the securing of the other hatches can be removed. Once the seal
and chain are broken the recipient is responsible for the loose equipment inside
the lifeboat.

Note: If the padlock has been removed, the boat has been entered during
shipment.

The packing list supplied by VIKING Norsafe will describe the loose equipment
that are supplied with the boat. This packing list should be checked against the
loose equipment. Please sign the list showing that it is accepted and return the
list to VIKING Norsafe within 10 working days. Failure to return the packing list
within the specified time will be acknowledged as acceptance that the delivery
is complete.
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3.2 DAVITS

When receiving the equipment, please check carefully against the packing list for
the davits. Any deviation between the packing list and the received goods must
immediately be reported to your VIKING Norsafe contact person. When finished
checking, sign the packing list and send one copy to VIKING Norsafe within 10
working days in order to maintain warranty agreements.
Failure to return the signed packing list within the specified time will be
acknowledged as acceptance that the delivery is complete.

4 STORAGE/PRESERVATION PROCEDURE

4.1 Davits in general:

Ensure that bolts on inspection hatch are tightened. Terminal boxes on electric
motor must be sealed and treated with vapor corrosion inhibitor VCI.

As the davit is supplied painted to final specification care should be taken to avoid
damage to the paint work.

The davits should be stored on level ground, elevated from the ground on wooden
plank or similar, to avoid damage to steel work. If the davits are to be stored in
the yard it is preferred that they are covered with a tarpaulin to avoid damage
from paint spray, welding etc.
Structural steelworks may be stored outdoors prior to installation without any
further preservation. For davits that are only primed, unprotected storage for more
than 3 months is not recommended unless a further paint system has been
applied.
Be sure to protect hollow sections from water or pollution, as they will be sealed
off when installing the davit. Lifting traverse with wire sheaves and lifting
chains/hooks should be preserved prior to outdoor storage: Use rust preventive
lubricants to lubricate the moving parts on lifting hooks. Then use anti-corrosion
spray on bolts, chains, links, hooks and wire sheaves to obtain a watertight film.
All other parts than structural steel works and the winches and hydraulic cylinders
connected to the davit should be stored indoors. Winches to be covered with a
tarpaulin to avoid damage from paint spray, welding etc. Loose winches, HPUs
and starter cabinets to be stored indoor.
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Approved by: OK STORAGE PROCEDURE Rev. No: 02
EXAMPLE CONVENTIONAL
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4.2 GENERAL BOAT STORAGE:

If the lifeboats are to be stored in the yard it is preferred that they are covered
with a tarpaulin to avoid damage from paint spray, grinding dust etc. Should the
storage time exceed 1 month, please follow these points:

1. Remove engine start batteries and VHF battery, and store in a dry area. To
be re-charged monthly. Before reinstalling the batteries, check the condition
of the batteries and recharge if necessary with suitable charger.
2. Drain any bilge water. If significant condensation has formed in the cabin, dry
out by venting the boat. Use a portable heater/dehumidifier if required.
Inspect weekly.
3. Ensure hatches are closed.
4. Check engine cooling water / anti-freeze level and top up if necessary. The
anti-freeze should at least withstand -15° C without freezing.
5. Check engine and gear oil level and top up if necessary.
6. The lifeboat is fitted with a sprinkler system. Make sure to open the
sprinkler valve and drain out any trapped water. Close the valve after
draining.
7. For rescue boats, make sure that all drain ports from deck are free and open
and that all hatches are properly closed and sealed off.

Engine to be started monthly to bring the fresh and acid free oil trough the engine
(30 sec is enough). Engine room should be cleaned, and WD 40 or 5-56 should
be sprayed lightly all over the engine and engine accessories. All cables for
remote controls should be moved forth and back while they are oiled, to prevent
them from sticking.

4.3 LIFEBOATS AND RESCUEBOATS IN GENERAL:

To avoid damage during testing, particularly if water bags are being used, it is
recommended that items of loose equipment remain boxed and removed from
the boat and kept in a secure location until final testing and commissioning is
completed. Drain out and clean the boat after testing. Make sure all hatches are
properly locked afterwards.
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Made by: TT SHIPPING, HANDLING AND Rev. date: 10.10.09

Approved by: OK STORAGE PROCEDURE Rev. No: 02
EXAMPLE CONVENTIONAL
Valid from: 15.08.08 Document No : GEN - 121 Page 4 of 6

5 LIFTING PROCEDURE

5.1 HANDLING OF LIFEBOATS

Weight of the boat can be found on the lifeboat nameplate permanently

fixed on the boat.

There are various ways of lifting the lifeboat. One is to lift the lifeboat in the
hook, and one is to lift under the lifeboat using a spreader bar and flat straps.
See drawing on next page.

Lifting the lifeboat in the hooks:

1. Attach long lifting straps to the pendant hole on the hook.
2. Ensure that the angle of the slings is less than 5 degrees.

Lifting under the lifeboat using flat straps:

1. Use a spreader bar and flat soft slings under the keel of the boat.
2. Secure straps so that the lifeboat cannot slip out of the straps.
3. Lift carefully and see that the boat is lifting evenly.

5.2 HANDLING OF DAVITS

Check that the davits have been packed according to the packing list.

When lifting the davits, make sure that the painting is not damaged. Use
correctly dimensioned soft slings.
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Made by: TT SHIPPING, HANDLING AND Rev. date: 10.10.09

Approved by: OK STORAGE PROCEDURE Rev. No: 02
EXAMPLE CONVENTIONAL
Valid from: 15.08.08 Document No : GEN - 121 Page 5 of 6
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Made by: TT SHIPPING, HANDLING AND Rev. date: 10.10.09

Approved by: OK STORAGE PROCEDURE Rev. No: 02
EXAMPLE CONVENTIONAL
Valid from: 15.08.08 Document No : GEN - 121 Page 6 of 6

Typical davit handling ways by soft slings

HD 18 illustrated, similar way for other HD davits

NDA and NDSC davits illustrated with examples of how to lift